3. What does Sir Walter claim Touchwood Junior has done to him?
(a) Amused him.
(b) Confused him.
(c) Shamed him.
(d) Wronged him.

4. Who is lecturing Moll on her flaws as a woman as the play opens?
(a) Her sister.
(b) Her brother.
(c) Her father.
(d) Her mother.

5. For how many years has Sir Walter been having an affair with Mistress Allwit?
(a) 20 years.
(b) 15 years.
(c) 10 years.
(d) 5 years.

6. What is the name of the group of people that stand up and speak during the town party?
(a) The Whisperers.
(b) The Shouts.
(c) The Speakers.
(d) The Gossips.

7. Who bickers about social standing at the town party?
(a) Moll and Touchwood.
(b) The Puritans.
(c) The entertainers.
(d) The Gossips.

8. Who arrives with Moll to the town party?
(a) Maudlin.
(b) Sir Walter.
(c) Touchwood Junior.
(d) Yellowhammer.

9. Where are the Promoters searching for villagers?
(a) In a church.
(b) In a school.
(c) In the market.
(d) In an alley.

10. What does Sir Walter swear he will never call Touchwood Junior?
(a) A friend.
(b) A scholar.
(c) An enemy.
(d) A mongrel.

11. What does Touchwood Junior tell Moll he has brought to the town party?
(a) A letter.
(b) A ring.
(c) A gun.
(d) A sack of coins.

12. To which famous Shakespearean couple does Middleton compare Moll and Touchwood Junior?
(a) Romeo and Juliet.
(b) King Leer and Ophelia.
(c) Macbeth and his Lady.
(d) Hamlet and his father.

13. Where are the children going when they greet Allwit and Sir Walter?
(a) To church.
(b) To school.
(c) To the cinema.
(d) To the hospital.

14. What type of party is Allwit getting dressed for after the scene with the Promoters?
(a) A wedding.
(b) A christening.
(c) A baptism.
(d) A wake.

15. Which of the following is NOT a reason Touchwood Senior is having trouble in his marriage?
(a) The tight finances in the home.
(b) The illegitimate children he has fathered.
(c) The infidelity of his wife.
(d) His affection for other women.